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Ep 8: Curtain
- By: Blanchard House
- Narrated by: Joe Nocera
- Jul 26 2023
- Length: 42 mins
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- Charles Hindle
- 09-08-23
Enjoyable podcast on an infamous murder and Agatha Christie herself
The 8 episodes flew past due to an engaging host and a myriad of interviews casting new light and theories on the actual trial and Agatha Christie’s life. Made for an US audience but that hardly makes a difference.
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- Chelsi
- 18-09-23
Great listen for AC fans
Really interesting and enjoyable! Would highly recommend that any Agatha fans give this podcast a listen!
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-10-23
Superb!!
Intriguing, charming and moving at times!! Fabulous guests - always love hearing David Suchet talk on his time as Hercule!! Really great listen for all us AC fans out there!
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- Khalid
- 01-09-23
History or entertainment !
My first audiobook experience, very engaging and brilliantly recorded, couldn’t wait for the ending. Not sure about the ending as would’ve preferred a more interesting conclusion about the case.
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- diane moyce
- 09-09-24
So interesting about her life & a gripping story...!!!
I enjoyed it very informative I was able to listern often it kept me Intriged...!! absolutely brilliant..!! I never gave her books/plays a thought but I certainly would now..!!
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- Amazon Customer
- 13-09-23
Just brilliant.
I was hooked on this from the start and listened to the eight episodes in the same day while driving and working. Mr Nocera’s performance was first class and he managed to inject some humour too.
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- Dawn
- 11-12-23
A total gem! Recommend a listen.
This is one of the best things I’ve listened to in a while. So well put together. The cross over and linking of previous cases in history to Agatha’s writing and her life was really well done. I learned a lot too about British murder mystery writers. The narrator’s voice was lovely to listens to and brought it all to life. I can not recommend this enough to someone to listen to. Would love to hear more from this creator.
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- emma williams
- 07-11-24
brilliant content
loved the whole series, very moved by david sachet talking about poirot, it was sad
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- Laura
- 28-08-23
Truly enjoyable
Enjoyable listen! Fun and interesting and great listen overall. I would recommend the ending was moving.
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- Memery
- 27-10-23
Fascinating and Gripping Listening
Firstly Joe Nocera has a wonderful narrative voice that is so very easy to listen to. With this he tells the true story of Major Armstrong who was convicted and hanged for the murder of his wife in 1922. The circumstances have all the hallmarks of a small country town mystery, so beloved of Agatha Christie and her contemporary crime novelists.
How and his editor cleverly inter-weave fact, supposition, rumour with the construction of the perfect "murder mystery" so popular in the inter war years.
Was Major Armstrong guilty? Or was he the victim of a heinous miscarriage of justice? The fact that his story is still known and told in the small town in the heart of the countryside says much for the questions that prevail.
Dame Agatha - and I think Miss Jane Marple - would have thoroughly enjoyed the chase that Joe leads his listener on.
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